Rosemère house market — September 2025
Based on 14 actual sales · CourtiConnect
Market context: house in Rosemère
In September 2025, the Rosemère housing market recorded 14 documented sales, with a median price of $1,067,500 and an average price of $1,149,970. This neighbourhood sits exactly at parity with the broader Rosemère market, showing a median price that is 0.0% different from the city as a whole when measured against the trailing twelve-month baseline of 68 sales across all of Rosemère. The price level reflects a neighbourhood that is neither commanding a premium nor trading at a discount relative to the wider municipal context, suggesting relatively comparable buyer demand and property values across different areas of the city. The average days on market for these 14 sales stood at 70 days, indicating a market pace that reflects neither rapid absorption nor prolonged inventory buildup. This timeframe suggests properties are spending just over two months between listing and sale, a rhythm consistent with a steady market where buyers have adequate time to make decisions without facing extreme urgency or excessive competition. This pace appears balanced, implying neither a seller's rush to close nor a buyer's market characterized by rapid liquidation of stock. Among the 14 documented sales, the sale-to-asking price ratio averaged 0.964, meaning homes sold at approximately 96.4 percent of their asking price on average. This figure sits below the parity point of 1.0, indicating that sellers are making modest concessions from initial asking prices, a pattern that suggests buyers retain modest negotiating leverage within this small sample of transactions. This ratio, derived from the 14 recorded sales in the period, provides insight into the dynamics between listing expectations and actual market clearing prices. The building profile of properties in this sample is predominantly composed of homes from the 1980 to 2010 era, representing 64 percent of sales, while homes built before 1980 account for 21 percent and post-2010 construction represents 14 percent. This composition indicates that the bulk of activity involves mid-age properties with several decades of established history, alongside a smaller but meaningful proportion of both older character homes and newly constructed dwellings, creating a mixed-vintage marketplace. A share of 14 percent of the 14 documented sales were concluded without a legal warranty of quality. For any buyer evaluating such transactions, standard due diligence practices including professional inspection and customary title and property checks remain important elements of the purchase process. For buyers, the 70-day market pace provides reasonable time for thorough evaluation before commitment. For sellers, the sub-asking ratio suggests realistic pricing aligned with current buyer expectations is key to achieving timely sales. To explore current values in Rosemère or other neighbourhoods, consider using a market estimator to stay informed on local conditions.